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Unexpectedly given a new lease of life!
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I saw the consultant on Tuesday. She will forward my case to someone else who will decide if I need a splenectomy or not. So now I have to wait again. Apparently spleens can twist so they might consider it best to remove it.0 -
Update
I saw the consultant on Tuesday. She will forward my case to someone else who will decide if I need a splenectomy or not. So now I have to wait again. Apparently spleens can twist so they might consider it best to remove it.
That is great news janb5, its like a death sentence being lifted, I too had a similar experience, I thought the end was nigh, now 4 years down the line I am still coming to terms with being alive and I have been so LUCKY to have a 2nd life. xxx Take care. xx0
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